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@LadyLau. De meest voorkomende achternaam is "de vries" toch? Dan zou je dat probleem ook redelijk snel moeten kunnen fixen # Load Zend_Config_XML files using a cache – http://bit.ly/PQ6k6 # Zeer herkenbaar stukje over IT-professoinals op infoworld.nl. http://bit.ly/th4YN # Powered by Twitter Tools

In a recent project I noticed that my configuration files where taking some ms of processing speed while parsing the xml files into Zend_Config object To solve this problem, using a Cache is obvious, but there are more optimizations you need to consider when using Zend_Config Zend_Config uses lots of in_array calls at each level [...]

@seandelaney have you actually tested it? in reply to seandelaney # @smashingmag Reading 'Desktop Wallpaper Calendar: October 2009' http://tinyurl.com/ydfb7yg # @smashingmag Reading 'Search Results Design: Best Practices and Design Patterns' http://tinyurl.com/yb9esgh # writing a plugin to make the #wordpress 2.8 backend work on servers with mod_security. Seems doable in 30 lines of code or so. [...]

Hi, Thanks to @rickmans I have setup my posterous account. Although I am convinced posterous works as intended, I am not sure if I am capable enough to configure it the right way. Here goes nothing. -r- Posted via email from roonaan’s posterous

Are you into PHP development and curious how you can make your life easier when publishing your website? Do you sometimes worry you might forget to remove debug lines? Or you spend unnecessary time to double check you haven’t accidentally uploaded ‘phpinfo.php’ or some local development powerscripts that shouldn’t be online? A first step in [...]